Ksheeradhoomam Treatment center in Trivandrum

What is Ksheeradhoomam?

Ksheeradhoomam is a unique Ayurvedic sudation (Swedana) therapy that involves exposing the affected area to steam generated from a mixture of medicated milk and herbal decoctions. The name derives from “Ksheera” (milk) and “Dhooma” (steam or vapor). This treatment delivers the combined benefits of heat and medicinal properties through gentle therapeutic steam, and it is particularly effective for neurological, ENT, and facial disorders.

What are the indications?

Ksheeradhoomam is recommended for:

Facial paralysis (Bell’s palsy)
Trigeminal neuralgia
Dryness and stiffness of the face or neck
Speech disorders and stammering
Nervous weakness affecting the facial muscles
Locked jaw (temporomandibular joint stiffness)
Ear pain and hearing difficulties (as supportive therapy)
Chronic sinusitis or blocked nasal passages
Tension headaches originating in the facial region

What is the Treatment Procedure?

A decoction is prepared by boiling medicated milk with selected herbs based on the patient’s condition.
The steam is directed to the affected area (commonly face, neck, or ears) using a specially designed apparatus.
The patient sits in a relaxed position while the steam is applied in a controlled and comfortable manner.
The treatment typically lasts 15–30 minutes per session.
A course of 7 to 14 days is usually recommended depending on the ailment.
It is often done in conjunction with other therapies like Nasyam, Abhyangam, or facial massages.

What are the Benefits of the Treatment?

Improves blood circulation and nerve stimulation in the face and head
Relieves facial stiffness and muscle weakness
Supports recovery from facial nerve paralysis
Clears sinuses and enhances respiratory function
Improves voice clarity and reduces speech difficulty
Reduces dryness, tension, and facial stress
Offers gentle detox and relaxation for the upper body
Nourishes tissues and improves skin texture in the treated area

What are the Preventive or Lifestyle Recommendations?

To maintain the effects of Ksheeradhoomam:

Avoid cold exposure, especially to the head and neck
Stay hydrated and follow a Vata-pacifying diet
Practice light facial exercises or recommended yoga postures
Avoid intake of cold foods, drinks, and direct fan or A/C exposure
Practice nasal hygiene and daily oil application (e.g., Anu taila for nasal drops, as advised)
Keep stress in check through meditation or guided relaxation

Who Should Do and Who Should Not Do This Treatment?

Recommended for:

Individuals recovering from facial paralysis or nerve damage
People with sinus congestion or ear-related complaints
Patients with speech difficulties due to muscle or nerve issues
Office-goers with facial tightness or screen fatigue
Those with early signs of neurological degeneration in the head or neck

Not recommended for:

People with acute infections or fever
Individuals with severe skin conditions or open wounds on the face
Patients with extreme sinus blockage with active pus discharge
Pregnant women (unless advised and localized treatment only)
Children under 7 unless prescribed

Monday	8:30 am–5 pm
Tuesday	8:30 am–5 pm
Wednesday	8:30 am–5 am
Thursday	8:30 am–5 am
Friday	8:30 am–5 pm
Saturday	8:30 am–5 pm